[Vision2020] Our thanks to Scott Dredge

[Carl Westberg]

I'm exceeding my post limit today, but I have to second this.  And not only 
did Scott give us the tickets, he's paying our air fare.  Why us?  I'm not 
going to ask.  I never thought I'd have a chance to go to an opening day 
game.  Thank you, Scott.  We'll say very nice things about you...            
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                     Carl Westberg Jr.


>From: Joan Opyr <joanopyr at moscow.com>
>To: Vision2020 Moscow <vision2020 at moscow.com>
>Subject: [Vision2020] Our thanks to Scott Dredge
>Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006 15:02:41 -0800
>
>Dear Visionaries:
>
>Brother Carl and I would like to offer a sincere, joyful, and very public 
>"thank you" to Scott Dredge who, out of the blue, granted our fondest 
>wishes this week by offering us two tickets to the Mariners' opening game.  
>On April 3rd, thanks to Scott, Carl and I will be winging our way on an 
>Alaskan Airlines flight from Spokane to Seattle.  From SeaTac, we'll take a 
>taxi to Safeco Field, where Carl will drink beer, I will eat a few dozen 
>Hebrew Nationals, and we'll both sing the national anthem and "Take me out 
>to the ball game" at the top of our happy lungs.  Carl and I will be 
>reporting on the festivities, both pre- and post-game on The Auntie 
>Establishment and Brother Carl Show, and I'll be writing a piece (or two or 
>three) about my first ever opening day on New West magazine.  I never went 
>to a Tigers opening day when I lived in Detroit, or to a Durham Bulls 
>opening day when I lived in Raleigh, NC.  What a boon!  What a pleasure!  
>And what a great, great guy is Scott Dredge!
>
>Scott, we loved you before but now, well, would you marry us?  Please?  It 
>would make a great sitcom, don't you think?  Me, Carl and Scott, living in 
>an Airstream trailer in Southern Idaho -- something along the lines of 
>HBO's "Big Love."  (Anyone out there seen that?  Very funny.)
>
>Yours -- no, Scott's -- sincerely,
>Joan/Auntie E
>
>Joan Opyr
>Northern Idaho Editor
>New West Magazine
>www.newwest.net
>www.joanopyr.com
>
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